A modern Apart-Hotel in the most central area of Milan, a few steps from the Duomo, the Fashion District and the most important attractions of the city such as the Teatro della Scala and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele: in a nutshell, the perfect choice to have all the city at your fingertips while enjoying comfort and quality services.
Duomo Hotel & Apartments, in the heart of the historic center of Milan, is an Aparthotel with a renovated style and furnishings, casual and smart, which embraces current design trends. It consists of large and welcoming rooms – different in type and size – enriched by refined finishes and practical accessories, such as a hideaway kitchenette, free Wi-Fi, minibar service, coffee machine and kettle.
Spacious and welcoming, ideal for both business and leisure travellers, the rooms of the Duomo Hotel & Apartments are furnished with a modern and captivating design. Double, triple or family comfort, with different features, offer the best in comfort and practicality.
"Overall, it was just okay. The location is excellent; seeing the cathedral just around the corner was stunning. Since the cathedral is surrounded by commercial streets, shopping and dining are incredibly convenient – you can find pretty much anything you need. However, the interior left a lot to be desired. First, there were stains on the room's sofa that looked like blood. Breakfast is in the basement, requiring a separate elevator. What's concerning is that this elevator seems to connect to the outside, raising security worries about external individuals potentially accessing the guest room area. When this elevator reaches the ground floor, it doesn't lead to the lobby; you have to go back to the guest room area to take another elevator to the lobby. Additionally, the breakfast area wasn't very hygienic. There were often small flying insects, and the tableware wasn't clean; the glass had noticeable water stains. Most unacceptable was that the cutlery at my table had been used but was placed directly in front of me. I only realized after finishing my meal that the knife I hadn't used had traces of butter on it."